Disaster Debris Monitoring

The City of Kissimmee in Central Florida is seeking a debris-monitoring consultant or contractor through a solicitation issued under RFP-RFP2025-007-0-2025/DL, with responses due by May 1, 2025. The contract, valued between $500,000 and $3,000,000, aims to secure professional services to support debris recovery efforts following disasters. The selected firm will be responsible for overseeing debris removal operations, conducting damage assessments, and managing emergency response activities. Additionally, the contractor will facilitate communication and coordination with federal agencies such as FEMA and FHWA, the State of Florida, and insurance representatives to ensure efficient disaster recovery processes. The scope of work includes providing emergency debris removal and repair services, training personnel, and assisting with emergency planning as needed by the City. The contract emphasizes the importance of managing and supporting debris recovery contractors, ensuring compliance with federal and state regulations, and maintaining effective communication channels among all stakeholders involved in disaster response efforts. The City of Kissimmee, with a population of approximately 61,000 residents and extensive roadway infrastructure, seeks a qualified partner to enhance its disaster response capabilities and streamline recovery operations in the event of a major incident.